Horticultural Solutions is happy to welcome Blanton Sheorn as their new horticultural consultant. Blanton brings along years of real world experience and knowledge of commercial flower farming in the greenhouse environment. His background started at the University of Georgia where he completed his Bachelor’s degree in Horticulture. He continued growing ornamentals at Metrolina Greenhouses where he spent nine years continually being promoted, ultimately reaching head grower status. Blanton is looking forward to meeting, learning, and assisting greenhouse cannabis growers.
Blanton Sheorn
Horticultural Solutions LTD is a full service cannabis consulting firm assisting with design, build, staffing and operations management and Blanton’s expertise in flower cultivation and IPM strategies make an excellent addition to the team.
General inquiries for professional services can be sent to sales@hort-solutions.com, and Blanton can be contacted directly at Blanton@hort-solutions.com.
Cannabis consulting firm Horticultural Solutions creates and optimizes facilities using the most high tech automated solutions in the North American greenhouse industry. According to founder Shane Hutto, the success of the company is based on their knowledge in both greenhouse growing as well as cannabis on a commercial scale.
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"Tweeting Growers"
Top 5 - yesterday
- Tagawa Greenhouse rooting cuttings better and faster
- "High demand for our orchids and we see a shift from flowers to flowering plants"
- “Portugal is a small country, but it's the 8th top producer of ornamentals in Europe"
- New dates for World Floral Expo 2023
- NL: Sustainable hydrangea greenhouse opens its doors
Top 5 - last week
Top 5 - last month
- "It extends the shelf life of roses by 50-100%"
- "Entering Europe is a natural next step in our growth"
- Cut flower ocean shipments continue to rise
- “In over 35 years of operations, we’ve seen a lot change in the foliage market”
- Denmark: "Growers see this crisis as an opportunity to improve and be more innovative"
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